I've gone through your example of a Belotto's drawing process on page 19 and 20 in the whitepaper and there are some issues
First, the hash is in hexadecimal, so only A through F would be present. So including G and subsequent letters is useless.
Second. There is an inherent error in the logic where the drawing algorithm can select "00" but it is not allowed in the number where 1-60 would be valid numbers.
First, our software doesn't transform "g" and subsequent letters, so, in fact, it's an amendment to make to the document.
Second, it is not a logic error, but a need for clarification as we state:
If one pair results in a number higher than 60 it will be split in two leaving the character on the right side as a number for the following pair along with the split character on the left.
When it should also state that 00 pairs would be split just as numbers higher than 60 would.
Thank you very much for your observation!